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Emergency lightingIf there is an emergency in your workplace, have you considered whether there is adequate lighting to enable people to safely escape? In the event of a fire on your work premises, your normal lighting system could fail and plunge the building into darkness. Anyone inside the building could struggle to get out. As an employer, you have a legal duty to carry out a fire risk assessment and part of this involves taking a look into your emergency lighting requirements. How do I know if my workplace needs emergency lighting? You may not need emergency lighting if:
However, if your premises have complicated escape routes, staircases or members of the public are on site regularly then you must look at your emergency lighting requirements. If escape routes and exits require artificial lighting, you should consider the need for an electrical emergency lighting system. What should emergency escape lighting do?
Where should you put emergency lighting units?
If your risk assessment determines that an emergency lighting system is required then that system should be designed and installed in accordance with British Standard 5266 Part 1 or an equivalent standard. Emergency lighting systems can be maintained (i.e. illuminated all the time), which is only required in licensed premises, or non-maintained (i.e. only illuminated when normal power fails). Testing and maintenance plan
Further guidance is available by downloading the appropriate guidance document form for your premises at www.firesafetyguides.communities.gov.uk . |
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